Black Pastel vs. Cinnamon

I like black pastels, expecially ghost black pastels... :rolleyes: one of my fav ghost combos!

I have both and love them both, went with cinnys first then I got into Black pastels, for me the tie breaker would be there combos I believe the black pastel combos are nicer.

We like and own both but the super blacks and albino blacks are pretty sweet

I like them both as well, but I lean more towards black pastels. I like the detail on the black pastels' pattern. I also think they pull off most combos better than cinnies too.

I prefer black pastels, I like the way they combine with other morphs better. I plan on getting a female black pastel as my first morph, as long as I can find one that meets my expectations :)
The tie breaker for me was how black the super form is compared to a super cinny which appear more of a chocolate color.

I prefer black pastel, i like there pattern....

Looks like I'm in the minority by preferring Cinnamons. A good Cinnamon with deep reds and a good black back... *drools*

Thanks for all the feedback everyone. I think i may go for a black pastel breeding pair, they will fit into my breeding plans fairly well and give me a lot of options. :gj:

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Originally Posted by Emilio

I have both and love them both, went with cinnys first then I got into Black pastels, for me the tie breaker would be there combos I believe the black pastel combos are nicer.

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That is something I've noticed too (and seems to be the consensus with most people). And I think that's why I want to go for them now :D

Again thanks for all the responses everyone, I just wanted to make sure there wasn't anything REALLY different about them and that it's just preference like butters/lessers.

I have both as well and I have noticed black pastels make nicer combos. I also prefer super black pastels to super cinnies :)

In terms of breeding, it seems the black pastel creates nicer and more expensive morphs. In terms of the way they look as a single gene morph, I actually prefer cinny's over bp's.